From: <bob@sarahharvey.com>
To: "'Katy Eaton'" <kt.eaton@me.com>
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Subject: RE: Tax code etc 
Date: Mon, 11 May 2020 15:24:42 +0100
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Hi Kate,
Yes we are well.
As far as our side I'm afraid everything was ok and we can't really do much 
more now. You need to retain the P45 that we had for you and ask your old 
company to issue a correct P45 from that employment.
You then will have the laborious role of talking with HMRC. We cant do that 
for you as they will only talk to you about tax matters. Your issue 
definitely came from your previous employers.
You will need to check your accumulated earnings for the year. If you can 
speak to HMRC give them your total values for the year and they should be 
able to sort it for you if there has been an error. If you have earned over 
the threshold for tax credits this could be the other reason also. They also 
may think you have two jobs. You will need to talk with them.
Not much help but only they can sort this out for you.

-----Original Message-----
From: Katy Eaton <kt.eaton@me.com>
Sent: 11 May 2020 10:19
To: bob@sarahharvey.com
Subject: Tax code etc

Hello Bob

Hope you and Sue are keeping well ?

I’m sorry to bother you during this time but I’ve had a letter from tax 
credits telling me I owe a lot of money back. I remember you saying that you 
thought something was wrong with my tax code and previous employer.
I wondered if you could see anything on your side ???

Thanks

Katy

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